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FortiSASE: Addressing Critical Pain Points in Modern Secure AccessAs hybrid work becomes the new normal, organizations are struggling to provide secure, reliable, and seamless access to corporate resources. The shift from traditional office environments to work from anywhere models has expanded the enterprise attack surface in ways most security frameworks were not designed to handle. Home networks, personal devices, and unsecured connections have created new openings for cybercriminals.
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Extended Privileged Access Management in Modern Cyber Security Systems UAEPrivileged access in UAE enterprises now extends beyond administrators to machine identities, cloud workloads, vendors, and OT systems.
Traditional PAM models built for centralized data centers no longer address hybrid infrastructure risk.
Extended Privileged Access Management applies distributed, Zero Trust enforcement across IT, OT, and cloud — removing standing privilege and reducing systemic exposure.
Read how modern cyber security systems must evolve to secure privileged access architecturally.
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AI Cybersecurity: Securing AI with Zero Trust and Managing MCP Identity RisksAI is no longer just a tool. It now executes tasks, calls services, and delegates decisions across enterprise systems. That shift changes the security boundary.The real risk isn’t the model. It’s identity.As AI agents interact through MCP and Agent-to-Agent workflows, permissions can quietly propagate across systems. Without continuous validation, inherited access turns into silent privilege escalation. Machine identities multiply. Governance weakens.
Traditional perimeter security isn’t built for this. Zero trust must evolve to validate every machine identity, reauthorize every delegated action, and enforce contextual access at each step.This blog explores how identity-first zero trust protects AI ecosystems from structural risk and keeps innovation aligned with governance.
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FortiSASE: Addressing Critical Pain Points in Modern Secure AccessAs hybrid work becomes the new normal, organizations are struggling to provide secure, reliable, and seamless access to corporate resources. The shift from traditional office environments to work from anywhere models has expanded the enterprise attack surface in ways most security frameworks were not designed to handle. Home networks, personal devices, and unsecured connections have created new openings for cybercriminals.
Read Article 
Extended Privileged Access Management in Modern Cyber Security Systems UAEPrivileged access in UAE enterprises now extends beyond administrators to machine identities, cloud workloads, vendors, and OT systems.
Traditional PAM models built for centralized data centers no longer address hybrid infrastructure risk.
Extended Privileged Access Management applies distributed, Zero Trust enforcement across IT, OT, and cloud — removing standing privilege and reducing systemic exposure.
Read how modern cyber security systems must evolve to secure privileged access architecturally.
Read Article 
AI Cybersecurity: Securing AI with Zero Trust and Managing MCP Identity RisksAI is no longer just a tool. It now executes tasks, calls services, and delegates decisions across enterprise systems. That shift changes the security boundary.The real risk isn’t the model. It’s identity.As AI agents interact through MCP and Agent-to-Agent workflows, permissions can quietly propagate across systems. Without continuous validation, inherited access turns into silent privilege escalation. Machine identities multiply. Governance weakens.
Traditional perimeter security isn’t built for this. Zero trust must evolve to validate every machine identity, reauthorize every delegated action, and enforce contextual access at each step.This blog explores how identity-first zero trust protects AI ecosystems from structural risk and keeps innovation aligned with governance.
Read Article 
FortiSASE: Addressing Critical Pain Points in Modern Secure AccessAs hybrid work becomes the new normal, organizations are struggling to provide secure, reliable, and seamless access to corporate resources. The shift from traditional office environments to work from anywhere models has expanded the enterprise attack surface in ways most security frameworks were not designed to handle. Home networks, personal devices, and unsecured connections have created new openings for cybercriminals.
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